Classrooms Without Borders

“No more Birminghams.”

This photograph captures a moment when people refused to accept brutality as inevitable. The Civil Rights Movement was sustained by courage, discipline, and a relentless insistence on human dignity.

Marching Down Freedom’s Road invites educators to study this history where it unfolded, to grapple with the moral choices people faced, and to carry those lessons back into their classrooms with honesty and care. Deepen your knowledge of the legacy of Dr. King and so many others. Apply by January 20. Learn more here: https://cwbpgh.org/seminar/marching-down-freedoms-road-a-civil-rights-journey/

Join Classrooms Without Borders and the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh for Memory and Meaning: Teaching the Holocaust in Today’s Classroom. Join us at IU1 in Washington County on January 29th. Just $15 for 6 Act 48 hours. Register here: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0080-0031-a005ddb963064ce2b0e2447b0466de99